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Install aws:
pip install aws-shell
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Run the shell:
aws-shell
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If it fails with error
command not found
, add~/.local/bin
to the current$PATH
variable:export PATH=~/.local/bin:$PATH
and run aws-shell
again.
- To exit the shell press
fn + F10
.
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Once inside the
aws-shell
run:configure
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You will be prompted to provide the following information:
- AWS Access Key ID:
- AWS Secret Access Key:
- Default region name: us-east-1
- Default output format:
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Test that you can enumerate the Farsight files in the bucket:
s3 ls s3://fgs-ufh-farsight-results
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Exit the shell.
cd $directory_with_farsight_files
aws s3 sync s3://fgs-ufh-farsight-results .
Use a python script.
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If needed, install the mysql modules for python
pip install mysql-python
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Configure Python script
The python script reads its configuration from the environment. These variables are required:
export mysql_db=icare
export directory_with_farsight_files=/Users/pbc/tmp
export sql_dump=../honeyguide/db/farsight.sql
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Run the script by doing:
python2.7 create_and_populate_table.py
We will use QUAIL to get data from REDCap projects.
Note: Quail requires Python3.
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Install QUAIL's prerequisites
git clone git@github.com:ctsit/cappy.git pip install -e cappy
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Install QUAIL as a python module by first cloning it in a local directory:
git clone git@github.com:marlycormar/QUAIL.git
and then installing it:
pip install -e QUAIL
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General usage:
quail install <root> quail redcap generate ( <quail.conf.yaml> <project_name> <token> <url> ) [-i --initialize] quail redcap get_meta (<project_name>) [ -q <quail.conf.yaml> ] quail redcap get_data (<project_name>) [ -q <quail.conf.yaml> ] quail redcap gen_meta (<project_name>) [ -q <quail.conf.yaml> ] quail redcap gen_data (<project_name>) [ -q <quail.conf.yaml> ] quail redcap make_import_files (<project_name>) [ -q <quail.conf.yaml> ]
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To run QUAIL:
export directory_for_redcap_data=`mktemp -d` quail install $directory_for_redcap_data export OLDDIR=`pwd` cd $directory_for_redcap_data quail redcap generate quail.conf.yaml "Malignant" 78JNMKDR346hhKJbj85DE4 http://redcap.test/redcap/api/ quail redcap get_meta "Malignant" quail redcap get_data "Malignant" quail redcap gen_meta "Malignant" quail redcap gen_data "Malignant" quail redcap make_import_files "Malignant" export TODAYS_DATE=`date +%Y-%m-%d` cd $OLDDIR
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This will save the information for the REDCap project into a sqlite database in the directory
$directory_for_redcap_data/batches/Malignant/2018-03-19/data.db
were2018-03-19
represents the current date.
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The python script reads its configuration from the environment. These variables are required:
export mysql_db=icare export path_to_sqlitedb=$directory_for_redcap_data/batches/Malignant/$TODAYS_DATE/data.db export path_to_mysql_dump=~/git/honeyguide/db/malignant.sql
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Run script:
python sqlite_to_mysql.py
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Erase the SQLite inputs
rm -rf $directory_for_redcap_data
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Go to https://github.com/marlycormar/honeyguide/tree/mysql, clone the repo locally, and checkout the mysql branch.
git clone git@github.com:marlycormar/honeyguide.git cd honeyguide git checkout mysql
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Configure Honeyguide to load our data into a MySQL DB. Use fake.env as a template. Copy it to ".env" and customize as needed.
cp fake.env .env # edit .env
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Build and start honeyguide
docker-compose up --build
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To access the web interface of redash go to http://localhost:5000/.
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To add the datasource, you will need the container ip address. To get that, inspect the container and look for the
Gateway
ip address:docker inspect container_id
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To add a mysql datasource you will need the following information:
Host: container_ip Port: 3306 Password: password Database Name: redash
Notice that both the malignant
and the farsight
data sources will be loaded into the icare
database in docker mysql instance.